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Noun
A horizontal bar which can be held, serving as a support or guard
A horizontal bar serving as a barrier
A road consisting of fixed metal rails to drive trains or similar vehicles on
A thin straight bar, especially of wood or metal
A vertical board attached to a bed frame
A bar, step or rung where one places one's foot
A support on which to rest the feet
A way or track laid down for walking or made by continual treading
Verb
To complain or protest strongly and persistently about
To blame or insult (someone) in strong or violent language
To complain or object about something
To enclose or isolate (within) an area, especially with a fence
To ridicule, make fun of
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▲
Noun
▲
A horizontal bar which can be held, serving as a support or guard
railing
balustrade
banister
US
bannister
UK
guardrail
handrail
handle
bar
shaft
guide rail
barrier
post
banisters
US
balusters
bannisters
UK
crash barrier
rest
pole
rails
“She gripped the hand
rail
in the lift tightly as the earth shuddered beneath her.”
Noun
▲
A horizontal bar serving as a barrier
barrier
fence
railing
bar
barricade
paling
trellis
palisade
cordon
fencing
chainlink fencing
crash barrier
hedge
wall
hurdle
block
hedgerow
jump
blockade
obstacle
gate
obstruction
stretch
stop
roadblock
screen
partition
boundary
balustrade
enclosure
guard
windbreak
groyne
UK
railings
boards
posts
backstop
pickets
stakes
groin
US
barbed wire
blank wall
blocking object
pale
panel
stockade
bulwark
rampart
fortification
limit
perimeter
parapet
border
barbwire
ring-fence
wattle
spiky wire
more ❯
“I stepped out of the car into a narrow corridor blocked by a
rail
and a desk behind which sat another uniformed gun-toter.”
Noun
▲
A road consisting of fixed metal rails to drive trains or similar vehicles on
railway
road
railroad
track
rails
railway line
railway track
line
rail line
train track
tramline
metal
train line
railroad track
tracks
monorail
route
subway
metro
streetcar line
elevated railway
trolley line
underground railway
railroad line
permanent way
“At Port Henry, one stretch of
rail
was laid in the early part of June, 1937.”
Noun
▲
A thin straight bar, especially of wood or metal
rod
staff
baton
club
truncheon
cudgel
cane
bludgeon
stick
bat
pole
nightstick
shillelagh
billy
bastinado
bastinade
bar
rung
waddy
shaft
shillalah
sap
switch
stave
crook
birch
spike
sceptre
UK
scepter
US
strut
billet
strip
spoke
dowel
cylinder
pin
slab
billy club
stake
paling
palisade
pale
post
batten
crosspiece
stanchion
support
pillar
prop
upright
picket
beam
spar
mast
standard
panel
piling
stilt
pier
pile
stud
leg
fence post
vertical
flagpole
flagstaff
plank
end
band
boom
shank
girder
column
rib
lever
mace
rule
crossbar
newel
pylon
board
bollard
pilaster
baluster
jamb
gatepost
clamp
bolt
puncheon
stock
pedestal
milepost
shore
marker
doorpost
peg
lightpost
fencepost
king post
boundary marker
finger post
upright support
cosh
blackjack
wand
life preserver
lathi
danda
kierie
knobkerrie
timber
patu
mere
quarterstaff
beanpole
blackthorn
pointer
paddle
ferule
pikestaff
crosier
rundle
mallet
tread
slat
round
stair
step
brace
ruler
whip
ashplant
malacca
thill
stem
rattan
stay
spindle
tipstaff
heavy weapon
blunt instrument
crozier
verge
sjambok
caduceus
police baton
night stick
bo
arm
swatter
hammer
transmitter
aerial
weapon
baseball bat
short staff
conk buster
spontoon
singlestick
billyclub
horizontal bar
prod
prick
ankus
high bar
level
goad
poker
notch
gradation
stage
footing
platform
spiked stick
stile
run
more ❯
Noun
▲
A vertical board attached to a bed frame
bedhead
bedpost
bedrail
headboard
bed end
head of the bed
bed's head
Noun
▲
A bar, step or rung where one places one's foot
spoke
step
rung
foothold
strut
bar
board
tread
Noun
▲
A support on which to rest the feet
footrest
footstool
stool
ottoman
support
bar
foot rail
hassock
step stool
pouf
US
pouffe
UK
seat
bench
chair
pew
couch
armchair
cushion
recliner
beanbag
floor cushion
sofa
settle
lounge
seating
rocker
loveseat
throne
davenport
stall
settee
cathedra
chesterfield
chaise lounge
wing chair
Noun
▲
A way or track laid down for walking or made by continual treading
path
track
pathway
trail
footpath
walk
avenue
footway
passage
walkway
course
esplanade
lane
pavement
promenade
trackway
alley
bridleway
byway
passageway
riding
road
route
way
alleyway
berm
sidetrack
towpath
bridle path
causeway
pass
ride
roadway
routeway
street
trace
aisle
artery
boulevard
crosscut
drag
highway
rut
shortcut
thoroughfare
cycle path
groove
jogging track
sidewalk
terrace
beaten path
bikeway
cycle track
cycleway
pavé
right of way
way forward
drive
expressway
thruway
turnpike
freeway
boardwalk
row
arterial
pike
carriageway
parkway
high road
line
access
throughway
channel
back street
entrance
approach
corridor
strip
opening
ingress
superhighway
motorway
mall
main drag
snicket
ginnel
entry
doorway
door
vennel
twitten
platform
wynd
subway
gateway
viaduct
direction
crossroad
dragway
side road
gangway
asphalt
prom
seafront
gate
parade
catwalk
gully
portal
cobblestone
dual carriageway
driveway
way in
parking lot
toll road
main road
ticket
side street
means of access
admittance
progress
entryway
ramp
admission
close
areaway
court
concrete
exit
accession
broadway
key
foyer
interstate
passport
entree
lobby
access road
concourse
back alley
means of entry
horse trail
narrow passage
paseo
journey
steps
conduit
advance
twitchel
tracks
pier
bypath
crossing
cloister
hallway
landing
laneway
means
step
way through
singletrack
backstreet
dike
mainline
skyway
arcade
blacktop
crescent
four-lane
egress
foot pavement
turf
stroll
place
paving
crossway
clearway
super slab
av.
ave.
allée
outlet
av
ave
byroad
airstrip
beaten track
through road
through street
dead end
canal path
ley
arterial road
A road
pedestrian way
paved path
dirt track
port
tarmac
ball
piazza
mouth
dance
bridle trail
ice road
road surface
inlet
courtyard
square
existence
adit
portico
vestibule
porch
archway
secret
formal
runway
cotillon
cotillion
life
entrance hall
landing strip
alameda
plaza
lounge
hop
landing field
connection
progression
open sesame
front
gala
marina
deck
gallery
cakewalk
space
public walk
means of approach
sea front
open space
meeting place
public space
duckboard
gangplank
planking
career
more ❯
Verb
▲
To complain or protest strongly and persistently about
denounce
inveigh
fulminate
condemn
criticise
UK
criticize
US
thunder
castigate
censure
attack
kick
rant
vociferate
protest
fume
berate
blast
vituperate
upbraid
challenge
abuse
complain
jaw
object
objurate
rate
revile
scold
whip
rage against
expostulate about
oppose strongly
protest strongly at
express disapproval of
make a fuss about
inveigh against
rail against
fulminate against
thunder against
complain vociferously about
disagree violently with
complain about
criticize severely
declaim against
remonstrate about
kick against
make a protest against
object to
speak out against
tongue-lash
complain bitterly about
raise objections to
take issue with
bawl out
chew out
kick up
make a stand against
take great exception to
kick up a fuss about
kick up a stink about
take a stand against
put up a fight against
rage
declaim
storm
spout
rave
huff
rant and rave
decry
bluster
speak out
make a stand
curse
roar
harangue
shout
bellow
go on about
mouth off about
carry on
deliver a tirade
protest strongly
disparage
expostulate
make a protest
rant about
yell at
take exception to
rail at
make a fuss over
spiel
lambaste
vilify
execrate
reprobate
excoriate
arraign
animadvert
denunciate
orate
pontificate
perorate
tear into
soapbox
yell
put down
babble
stump
take a stand
sound off
clamour
UK
mouth off
sizzle
express concern
go on and on
hold forth
blow your top
trumpet
seethe
go on
objurgate
bloviate
cry
mouth
clamor
US
animadvert upon
vociferate about
protest against
swear at
foam at the mouth
rattle on
talk wildly
talk endlessly
deliver a harangue
more ❯
“To
rail
against the interest rate is human nature. I
rail
against it myself. I
rail
against it now because I am a borrower and I find it exceedingly difficult to cope.”
Verb
▲
To blame or insult (someone) in strong or violent language
vituperate
castigate
lambaste
abuse
attack
blast
censure
berate
vilify
revile
slam
slate
rebuke
reprimand
reproach
excoriate
denigrate
upbraid
knock
bash
hammer
malign
condemn
lambast
scold
chastise
trash
savage
assail
rubbish
chide
insult
denounce
carpet
asperse
potshot
belabour
UK
belabor
US
slander
roast
scathe
rate
calumniate
traduce
smear
blame
vilipend
skewer
crucify
harangue
lash
curse
slang
contemn
accuse
growl
rile
bad-mouth
lay into
run down
rail against
slag off
jump on
inveigh against
tear into
bawl out
find fault with
tell off
chew out
fulminate against
tongue-lash
take to task
read the riot act
give someone a dressing-down
light into
sail into
cry down
tie into
beat up on
rip into
tear a strip off
yell at
bark at
find fault
admonish
lecture
rag
criticize
US
dress down
ream out
criticise
UK
reprove
pitch into
lace into
bollock
pull up
reprehend
rake over the coals
haul over the coals
let someone have it
call down
come down on
baste
keelhaul
rap
jaw
disparage
give someone what for
rant at
rail at
give a talking-to
give someone an earful
give someone a mouthful
give someone a telling-off
give someone a bollocking
give a rocket
give someone hell
tear off a strip
give someone a rollicking
give someone a rating
give someone a roasting
flay
monster
score
wig
ream
objurgate
row
trim
remonstrate with
give a piece of one's mind
tick off
have a go at
give someone a caning
give someone a wigging
give someone a row
rap over the knuckles
recriminate
chasten
expostulate
reprobate
put down
give someone some stick
send someone away with a flea in their ear
blow up
put on the mat
slap down
decry
diss
nag
flame
cavil
lay out
jump down one's throat
bring to book
lay down the law
rake over coals
call on the carpet
give tongue-lashing
dress-down
caution
threap
discipline
taunt
objurate
preach
declaim
slap someone's wrist
go on at
lose one's temper with
have someone on the carpet
bite someone's head off
give the business
take to the woodshed
jump down someone's throat
keep after
rant
impugn
fulminate
scorch
storm
rage
yap
inveigh
bawl
yelp
sound off
crack down on
have at
work over
go after
belittle
deprecate
derogate
depreciate
diminish
discredit
defame
minimize
US
dismiss
discount
dis
pan
disgrace
undervalue
lower
underrate
underestimate
detract
execrate
deplore
downgrade
pillory
anathematize
devalue
opprobriate
animadvert
hit
complain
disapprove of
do a hatchet job on
dump on
mark down
play down
kiss off
poor-mouth
carp at
tear to shreds
cast aspersions on
do a number on
snipe at
take swipe at
minimise
UK
pull to pieces
talk down
trash-talk
write off
cavil at
blow up at
slap on the wrist
rap someone the knuckles
drag over the coals
criticize severely
lean on
exprobate
check
talk to
come down hard on
rave at
call over the coals
pummel
US
blister
pummelled
UK
lesson
speak to
shout at
monish
warn
slash
wade into
rip
rake
punish
call to account
draw the line
give a going over
tell a thing or two
rap on knuckles
trounce
slap on wrist
sort out
get after
strongly criticize
climb all over
jawbone
let fly at
lam into
reprimand severely
exprobrate
ferule
denunciate
lash out at
have words with
lower the boom
send someone away with a flea in his
give the dickens
attask
arraign
tear someone a new one
give someone a dressing down
give someone a telling off
have words
rap across the knuckles
severely reprimand
bag
skin
rank on
give going-over
moralize
US
give piece of mind
moralise
UK
give someone a carpeting
eat out
adjure
come down on like a ton of bricks
correct
criticize hatefully
counsel
throw the book at
speak
cuss out
give one hell
jump all over
give someone stick
advise
chew
criticize harshly
mete out punishment to
criticize strongly
be hard on
rag on
tear down
teach a lesson
make an example of
pick on
visit
zap
oppose
carp on
fry
snap someone's head off
tear apart
lampoon
lay on
dishonor
US
call to task
twit
dishonour
UK
give comeuppance
point the finger
give the devil
express disapproval of
satirize
US
ridicule
satirise
UK
lash into
cudgel
scourge
slap
deride
shellac
smother
strike
harass
rollick
give a hard time
take down a peg
take down
get on
burn one's ears
scorn
backbite
cut up
ostracise
UK
look askance
rebuff
incriminate
remonstrate
pick apart
ostracize
US
deflate
take down a peg or two
browbeat
put someone in their place
give an injunction to
give someone a ticking-off
have a word with
talk with
speak sternly to
have stern words with
set upon
rap knuckles
more ❯
Verb
▲
To complain or object about something
rock the boat
protest
object
complain
remonstrate
challenge
gripe
inveigh
dispute
disagree
howl
moan
rebel
squawk
express disapproval
express opposition
raise objections
speak out
take issue
sound off
make a stink
dissent
make an objection
back-talk
inveigh against
expostulate
be displeased by
demur
make a stand
make a fuss
resist
make a protest
be against
oppose
except
kick up a stink
combat
express disagreement
take up the cudgels
cry out
kick against
disapprove
say no
fight
take a stand
kick up a fuss
thumbs down
take exception
speak up
denounce
voice disapproval
blast
put up a fight
holler
kick
fulminate
revolt
say no to
deprecate
protest against
cavil
argue
balk
US
baulk
UK
criticize
US
take exception to
argue against
lodge a protest against
express disagreement with
criticise
UK
take issue with
take a stand against
kick up a stink about
kick up a fuss about
grouse
grumble
beef
condemn
express objections
kvetch
lodge a protest
crab
raise objections to
express disapproval of
stickle
complain about
cavil at
differ
beef about
gripe about
make a fuss about
deplore
nag
find fault
disagree with
speak out against
object to
scruple
boggle
express doubts
express doubt
raise doubts
decry
blame
disparage
animadvert
recriminate
censure
complain vociferously about
object strongly to
oppose strongly
pick at
frown upon
take offence
UK
be offended by
raise an objection
come out against
take umbrage at
take offense
US
take a dim view
take offence at
demur at
take umbrage
be put out
mind
express objections to
remonstrate against
quibble
be in opposition
disapprove of
spurn
have a problem
quarrel with
be in opposition to
draw the line
grumble about
have a problem with
moan about
grouse about
rant about
disesteem
quibble about
discommend
discountenance
draw the line at
cross
disavow
carp
bellyache
bleat
whine
whinge
grouch
grieve
grump
frown on
kvetch about
beg to differ
reproach
bemoan
bewail
growl
fuss
lament
grizzle
groan
charge
nitpick
rail against
raise objection
be displeased
take on
scream
chirp
mither
fret
yowl
repine
mutter
chunter
squeal
whimper
yammer
wail
murmur
caterwaul
create
yaup
croak
keen
yawp
maunder
natter
gainsay
contravene
accuse
attack
refute
knock
twine
snivel
indict
defy
impute
ascribe
lay
crib
diverge
tangle with
nonconcur
repudiate
reject
refuse
renounce
abjure
go-one-on-one
mix it up with
vary
disaccord
discord
shy
divide
decline
contradict
pettifog
wrangle
buck
nit-pick
plain over
run down
show concern
go on about
put the boot in
look askance
be on at someone
lodge a complaint
find fault with
express concern
carry on
make a complaint
rail at
pick holes in
be at variance with
withhold assent
argue with
quibble over
express objection
not ratify
be at odds with
fail to agree with
put up an argument
say not a chance
decline to support
say no way
break with
say nothing doing
refuse to support
fly in the face of
more ❯
Verb
▲
To enclose or isolate (within) an area, especially with a fence
fence
enclose
confine
pen
bound
surround
hedge
corral
cage
immure
coop
impound
intern
mure
wall
hem
mew
isolate
seal
kettle
wall in
shut in
hem in
coop up
box in
close in
lock in
hedge in
mew up
pen in
shut up
cordon off
rail in
cut off
close off
hold captive
shut off
keep under lock and key
limit
restrict
imprison
crib
box up
encircle
blockade
girdle
circumscribe
circle
gird
block off
ring
encase
barricade
encage
envelop
fence in
encompass
block
wall off
house
closet
contain
close
engird
dam
guard
trammel
lock up
seal off
fence off
border
obstruct
inclose
compass
edge
bar
embrace
stop
wreathe
besiege
hold
pound
jail
US
include
gaol
UK
environ
put inside
beset
invest
fringe
skirt
flank
palisade
picket
bind
cover
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To ridicule, make fun of
lampoon
mock
ridicule
satirise
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satirize
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parody
caricature
mimic
tease
burlesque
rag
travesty
roast
jape
guy
squib
pasquinade
make fun of
send up
poke fun at
take off
make a fool of
put on
take the piss out of
deride
taunt
laugh at
imitate
ape
jeer
rib
spoof
do
scorn
scoff at
take the mickey
twit
jeer at
kid
josh
jibe at
poke mullock at
make sport of
gibe
sneer
rag on
impersonate
banter
scoff
chaff
sneer at
pillory
razz
disparage
jive
hold up to ridicule
make jokes about
goof on
quiz
sling off at
copy
treat with contempt
put down
pan
wind up
be sarcastic about
flout
haze
rally
pooh-pooh
mime
insult
disdain
distort
make a monkey of
fake
needle
slight
exaggerate
jibe
belittle
ditto
detract
fleer
laugh
do an impression of
pull one's leg
heap scorn on
make a monkey out of
shoot down
laugh to scorn
ride
act
represent
play
scout
personate
skewer
raz
sham
pervert
torment
mirror
affront
misrepresent
chiack
gird
humiliate
enact
slam
diss
monkey
underrate
rot
joke
smoke
jest
flout at
rank out
sneeze at
sniff at
quip at
dump on
hold in contempt
give Bronx cheer
show up
look down on
turn up one's nose
run down
make a game of
treat contemptuously
rail at
censure
heckle
simulate
affect
hoot
feign
assume
make a joke of
dis
crack
decry
snigger
swipe
dump
contemn
show contempt
show contempt for
thumb nose at
snicker at
snigger at
play on
hoke
make a mockery of
make fun
dismiss
denigrate
smile at
knock
lout
do a twist on
vilify
do a takeoff of
amuse
fool
flip
quip
pull someone's chain
prank
gag
mess around
wisecrack
pull someone's leg
fun
divert
jolly
entertain
pour scorn on
cock a snook at
detract from
do a number on
playact
embody
pose as
masquerade as
slur
pretend to be
act out
pass off
purport to be
put on an act
represent oneself as
profess to be
double as
assume character
act like
act a part
pass oneself off as
take the part of
make like
dress as
play a role
gibe at
curl your lip at
make cutting remarks about
be contemptuous of
have a crack at
say contemptuously
turn your nose up at
take a swipe at
emulate
copycat
parrot
perform
pantomime
make believe
do like
go like
do an impersonation of
cartoon
deflate
expose
unmask
make someone a laughing stock
expose to ridicule
laugh out of court
poke borack
make a laughing-stock
hold up to shame
bait
bother
goad
harass
annoy
revile
pick on
sledge
shuck
hassle
provoke
outrage
boo
disrespect
badger
give a hard time
pester
have on
offend
plague
discredit
yuck
yuk
slap
aggravate
jab
irritate
hiss
despise
disturb
shout down
slag off
fool around
call names
poke borak at
hound
wound
worry
embarrass
malign
dig
hector
catcall
interrupt
bedevil
harry
barrack
asperse
abuse
discount
impugn
set up
poke fun
nudge
dog
shout at
swipe at
blow raspberries
shout disapproval
bad-mouth
fool about
cast aspersions on
lead on
scout at
treat disrespectfully
throw shade
raspberry
frazzle
spurn
pun
reproach
stultify
sally
upbraid
twitter
fligger
persecute
have a joke with
tear to pieces
kid around
joke about
cut down
get at
bully
make an ass of
irk
torture
nark
gall
pretend
disrupt
poke the borax
treat with disdain
laugh in the face of
chivy
discomfit
rattle
faze
disconcert
whistle
get
susurrate
nag
anger
thumb one's nose
hurt
comeback
snipe
be scornful about
seethe
murmur
whisper
make game of
make light of
fleer at
upset
hack you off
shout catcalls at
mortify
dig at
bite one's thumb at
be facetious
yank someone's chain
mess
get on the nerves of
be on the back of
make a fool out of
slander
get in the hair of
libel
utter catcalls
cock a snook
defame
frolic
gambol
hoax
dishonor
US
dishonour
UK
boo at
catcall at
calumniate
disoblige
make a crack
abase
play the fool
play a practical joke
rot someone
play tricks
play a joke
mess about
play a trick
put someone on
play a prank
whistle at
injure
miscall
derogate
slang
debase
blister
curse
degrade
be rude to
give offence to
step on one's toes
cut dead
cause offence to
hurt somebody's feelings
trash-talk
cut to the quick
importune
vex
devil
gnaw
beleaguer
sound
snap
flirt with
be at
mess with
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